Malicious Job Offers; How One Suspicious Gig Revealed a Hidden Backdoor
1. A Surprising LinkedIn Message Earlier this week, I received a curious message on LinkedIn from someone claiming to need a React.js and Node.js developer with blockchain expertise. The project sounded routine at first—I’ve completed many similar gigs on reputable freelancing platforms like Upwork. However, something about this offer felt oddly vague and rushed. He gave me a quote of 80$ an hour to do the job. Pro Tip: When a recruiter or potential client withholds basic project details (timeline, scope, requirements), consider it a red flag. ...